Meeting You Was Fate

Her smartphone was in her hand. She wanted to call Nathan again, but she worried that he wouldn't answer her call. Thinking over it again and again, her headache got worse and worse.

Throughout the whole night before, Mandy had tossed and turned in bed, unable to sleep well. But her eyelids were getting heavier. She didn't know when did she fall asleep.

The next day, when Mandy woke up, it was already late in the morning. She was already very late for work. Normally, Nathan would prompt her to get up, but since Nathan was not at home then, she had to take care of herself.

Eventually the pain in her head faded away, but when she opened her eyes, she was depressed. Mandy opened her eyes in a daze, rubbed her sleepy eyes, and suddenly sneezed.

She sniffed, and wondered if she was going to catch a cold.

Because she went to bed late last night, it was noon already, and Mandy was still yawning. She glanced at her cell phone on the night table. The battery was fully charged, but Nathan hadn't called her at all, nor sent even a WeChat message.

She had felt aggrieved and depressed since yesterday when Nathan hung up on their call. Normally, even if Nathan was displeased, he would be satisfied as long as Mandy said sorry and yielded like a child.

However, she really crossed the line for Nathan when she slept at Colin's house the night before!

But she hadn't really meant to do that. The whole situation just made Mandy feel very tired. She felt like she didn't know what to do. She was in a dilemma.

On the other hand, Mandy didn't call Nathan, either. She tucked herself into bed and browsed on Weibo, but she soon felt sleepy again and yielded to sleep.

Lillian had prepared her lunch and went upstairs to invite her to have lunch. She walked to the bed and said gently, "Madam, it's time for lunch."

turned over. Suddenly her head felt a

doctor, you know that skipping lunch is bad for your health," Lillian said gently. She squatted at

have a headache, and I need to sleep for a while, just a little bit." Mandy's eyelids became heavy. She didn't know what was wrong with her today. She wasn't the sort of person who liked to stay in bed, so why did she want to stay

that she had a fever. Curling up in the quilt, she felt hotter and hotter.

in Switzerland. She was so scared by this nightmare that she broke into a sweat, with tears

Mandy was still sleeping. She rubbed her eyes when she saw this. It was understandable for Mandy to sleep at half past nine when she went out that day. But would she be in bed after seven o'clock then?

to her

Her eyebrows

strange, Nacy approached her. At that time, Mandy was curled up under the quilt, with her face flushed. Her body had a high temperature. Noticing that Mandy didn't look well, Nacy instinctively reached out and felt her forehead. She felt a very high temperature, which frightened her. She went downstairs to look for the medical kit.

Lillian followed her upstairs, "I woke her up at noon, and she said she wanted to

happen to Mandy, but she hadn't expected

out an electronic temperature instrument, aiming at Mandy's head. After a few beeps from the device, she

out an antipyretic and put it on Mandy's head. It had been prepared in advance for Adrian, who often had a

do now?" Lillian asked

didn't know when Mandy's fever would be reduced. It was nothing serious to catch a cold, but a

Nacy said decisively. Then she took out

these two days, she didn't eat or drink,

was allergic to penicillin, so they couldn't give her an